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    Why the European Accessibility Act could help you win more customers this Christmas

    Media Type: Reports & Articles

    With Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Christmas on the horizon, competition for consumer spending is set to ramp up. With the European Accessibility Act (EAA) now in force, Jonathan Hassell,…

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    Keep an open mind: 3 ways to engage neurodiverse audiences now

    Media Type: Reports & Articles

    15-20% of the UK population is neurodivergent – and that figure’s growing. In this article, Jonathan Hassell unpacks how marketers can build deeper connections with this audience. Read the full…

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    Why allyship and teamwork matter to make accessibility happen

    Media Type: Blogposts

    It's important to involve people with lived experience in product creation. But it takes allyship and a team to make accessibility happen. We've all got our roles to play...

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    Why digital accessibility should be a B2B priority too

    Media Type: Reports & Articles

    When it comes to making digital products and online platforms accessible, there is a tendency to focus on accessibility for B2C customers. However, with social value becoming an increasingly important…

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    The top 5 digital accessibility myths debunked

    Media Type: Reports & Articles

    From believing digital accessibility is ‘just about websites,’ to not understanding how it can support business growth, there are many ‘myths’ that are holding back marketers from winning by engaging…

  • Today's over-65s are much more tech-literate than previous generations and will continue to expect websites to work for them as they age. The IBM computer cam onto the market in 1981 - more than 40 years ago. A manager who was in their 30s in 1981 is now in their 70s, while a graduate who was 22 in 1981 is now approaching 65.

    Digital ageism: are you ignoring the online needs of older consumers?

    Media Type: Reports & Articles

    Older consumers have some of the most disposable income of any age demographic. Yet, they are often being let down by a poor online buying experience and comms that doesn’t…

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    Three ways AI can improve digital accessibility

    Media Type: Reports & Articles

    The role of AI-based tools in the advertising and marketing sector is hotly debated. But perhaps one of the most important ways they can add value is in helping to…

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    Neurodiversity in adland: how to make sure you’re not locking out creative talent

    Media Type: Reports & Articles

    Marketers and agencies are increasingly recognising the benefits of recruiting from a more diverse pool of talent, particularly the neurodivergent community. However, according to Jonathan Hassell, CEO of digital accessibility…